Dependable Performance Across the High Plains
The Texas Panhandle presents unique challenges for cool-season forage production, including limited rainfall, strong winds, and fluctuating winter temperatures.
Motley Triticale is well adapted to these conditions and performs exceptionally well throughout:
- Amarillo
- Dumas
- Dalhart
- Perryton
- Hereford
- Pampa
- Canyon
Its vigorous establishment and dependable winter survival make it a trusted forage option for Panhandle producers.
More Tons. Better Quality.
Motley Triticale combines vigorous growth with excellent forage quality, helping producers maximize forage production without sacrificing feed value.
Performance Advantages
- Excellent fall growth
- Strong spring production
- High forage yields
- Excellent digestibility
- Outstanding palatability
- Reliable tonnage
Whether you’re grazing cattle or harvesting forage, Motley delivers season after season.
Why Choose Motley Triticale?
Excellent Forage Yield
Produces abundant forage throughout the growing season.
Rapid Fall Growth
Quick establishment extends grazing opportunities.
Strong Winter Hardiness
Maintains stand quality through challenging winter conditions.
Outstanding Grazing Performance
Highly palatable forage encourages excellent intake.
Multiple Harvest Options
Ideal for grazing, hay, baleage, silage, or green chop.
Adapted to the Texas Panhandle
Developed for dependable High Plains performance.
One Variety. Multiple Uses.
Motley Triticale works well for:
Grazing
High-quality winter and spring pasture.
Hay Production
Excellent forage quality with strong tonnage.
Silage
Produces high-energy forage for stored feed.
Baleage
Excellent moisture retention and forage quality.
Backgrounding Programs
Supports efficient weight gain with quality forage.
Motley Triticale FAQs
What is Motley Triticale used for?
Motley Triticale is used for grazing, hay, baleage, silage, and other forage applications.
Is Motley Triticale a good choice for the Texas Panhandle?
Yes. It is well adapted to the growing conditions found throughout the Texas Panhandle and Southern High Plains.
Can Motley Triticale be cut for hay?
Yes. It produces high-quality forage with excellent tonnage for hay production.
Is Motley Triticale good for grazing?
Yes. It provides highly palatable forage with excellent fall and spring growth.
The Advantages of Triticale
Triticale combines the forage quality of wheat with the vigor and disease resistance of rye, making it one of the best cool-season forage options available.
Compared to many traditional small grains, triticale offers:
- Excellent forage quality
- Strong tonnage potential
- Extended grazing opportunities
- Good winter hardiness
- Multiple harvest options
- Excellent livestock performance
Motley Triticale builds on these strengths by delivering dependable performance across the challenging environments of the Texas Panhandle.
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